Moorestown Friends High School - Cupola Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

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WITH HIS WISE GUIDANCE Headmaster CHESTER L. REAGAN From the aweeinspiring person that we knew in earlier years, Mr. Reagan has gradually become better known to us, and today we respect him far his sincere interest in our welfare, his valuable guidance, and his keen sense of humor. We have found him an ever ready adviser, and we have always felt that we have been able to take our problems to him at any time and have them given careful consideration. In expressing our appreciation to Mr. Reagan we would like to feel that in some way we are extending it to the entire school, what we learned from it, and what it stands for.

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WITH THEIR EUDPEBATIUN tTop rowh: Warren Shelley, Francis Collier, Alfred Helen Hetsperger, Marjorie DeKlyn, Martha Troupe, Deyo, Chester Reagan, Wilbur Carr, Herman Magee, Helen Meader, Winnifred Poland, Ruthanna Davis, Robert Taylor. tBottom rowh: Harley Armstrong, Gwendolyn Coney, Marjorie McCone. PRDFILES Miss Meader-W believe only in French Cul- Mr. Taylor- All hope abandon, ye who en- ture. ICI here. Mr. Deyo-hlf I chance to talk a while, for- Mr. Reagan-hCharge, Chester, charge? hive me. , H - K t g Mrs. Deklyn- Her v01ce was ever soft, gentle, Mr. Carr-hA sharp tongue is the only edge and low'. tool that Vrows keener with constant H ,, 5 Herm Magee- Leave no stone unturned. use. MM VIC - 11 hit'lll 'h Miss Hersperger- XVith me poetry has not alge l C one augu 1 crled been a purpose but a passion? Miss Armstrong-the logic of an accurate mint. ,. D